1Half Year 2018MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION

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3Source: KTM Industries AG

Highlights first half 2018 and OutlookContinuation of strong growth and market share gains

Record market share increase in all world regions in H1 2018Europe +36% (YoY)North America +6.6% (YoY)

Successful racing seasonFirst Austrian Winner of RalleyDakar

Guidance & Outlook>400,000 motorcycles in 2022 confirmed

▪ Successful launch of KTM 800cc mid-class (twin-cylinder) & Husqvarna Street

Focus on two-wheeler industry - Sale of Pankl-Group in

June 2018

Record drive continued in H1 2018126,808 motorcycles sold (+15% vs H1 2017)

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Source: KTM Industries AG1) See Guidance on page 27: Revenue: EUR ~1,570 million , EBIT: EUR >160 million

The leading European powered-two wheeler groupRevenue and EBIT performance

Revenue CAGR 11-18: ~ 12.7%

EBIT CAGR 11-18: ~ 22.4%

5Source: KTM Industries AGNote: Simplified group structure as of June 30, 20181) PEXCO GmbH „at equity“; 50.1% are held by family Puello

The leading European powered-two wheeler groupGroup structure

PTWPowered two

wheelers

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51.7% 49.9%1)

Design, concept development & digitalization

eMobility

26%

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7,0 8,5 14,2 17,3 20,5 26,2 28,8 34,154.3

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Unit CAGR 93-18: ~ 15.6%

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238,3

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Source: KTM Industries AG

KTM units distributed by KTM

Husqvarna units distributed by KTM

KTM units distributed by Bajaj (license fee model)

Husqvarna units distributed by Bajaj (license fee model)

Motorcycle growthLong-standing growth track record with sales target of 400,000 units in 2022

~ 265,0

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Market environment HY1 2018 vs 2017Overall trends in addressable market above > 120ccm

Source: KTM Industries AG | Europe (AT, CH, DE, DK, ES, BE, FI, FR, GR, IT, NL, NO, PT, SE, UK): ACEM, national data providers (w/o MX) | US: MIC (incl. MX) | CA: MMIC (incl. MX) OC: ERG (incl. MX) Note: Calculations are Jan - Jun cumulated | Motorcycles >120cc (excl. ATVs, electric motorcycles and scooters)

8Units sold in Africa & Middle East: 1,644 (- 16%)Source: KTM Industries AG

▪ India is seen as the most important future market

▪ Largest growth in absolute terms is still expected from Europe and North America

▪ Largest growth in relative terms is expected in emerging markets

▪ The revenue mix of street vs offroad is expected to shift from 50:50 in 2017 to about 70:30 in 2022

Motorcycle growth – Units sold Strong unit growth in USA and Europe in H1 2018

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Market and competitive environment June (cumulated)

Positioning and momentum

Brand performance Relative market position and momentum

KTM and Husqvarna among the biggest motorcycle manufacturersKTM and Husqvarna again leading the Performance ranking

Source: KTM Industries AG | Europe (AT, CH, DE, BE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, NL, NO, PT, SE, UK): ACEM, national data providers (w/o MX) | US: MIC (incl. MX) | CA: MMIC (incl. MX) |OC: ERG (incl. MX) | ZA: eNaTiS (incl. MX)

Note: Calculations are Jan - Jun cumulated | Motorcycles >120cc (excl. ATVs, electric motorcycles and scooters)

Performance ranking by brand

2017 2018 Diff. to PY Change

KAWASAKI 63,362 72,052 8,690 13.7%

KTM 45,002 52,840 7,838 17.4%

HONDA 90,708 97,754 7,046 7.8%

BENELLI 1,682 6,029 4,347 258.4%

HUSQVARNA. 10,856 14,729 3,873 35.7%

SUZUKI 33,475 36,931 3,456 10.3%

APRILIA 4,081 5,544 1,463 35.9%

BETA 3,218 4,179 961 29.9%

GAS GAS 784 1,067 283 36.1%

MOTO GUZZI 3,958 4,024 66 1.6%

SHERCO 1,116 1,181 65 5.8%

MV AGUSTA 1,012 832 -180 -17.8%

DUCATI 27,195 24,860 -2,335 -8.6%

TRIUMPH 30,161 27,724 -2,437 -8.1%

YAMAHA 88,167 85,349 -2,818 -3.2%

BMW 65,516 61,846 -3,670 -5.6%

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 112,410 106,527 -5,883 -5.2%

Units ranking by brand

2017 2018 Diff. to PY Change

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 112,410 106,527 -5,883 -5.2%

HONDA 90,708 97,754 7,046 7.8%

YAMAHA 88,167 85,349 -2,818 -3.2%

KAWASAKI 63,362 72,052 8,690 13.7%

BMW 65,516 61,846 -3,670 -5.6%

KTM 45,002 52,840 7,838 17.4%

SUZUKI 33,475 36,931 3,456 10.3%

TRIUMPH 30,161 27,724 -2,437 -8.1%

DUCATI 27,195 24,860 -2,335 -8.6%

HUSQVARNA. 10,856 14,729 3,873 35.7%

BENELLI 1,682 6,029 4,347 258.4%

APRILIA 4,081 5,544 1,463 35.9%

BETA 3,218 4,179 961 29.9%

MOTO GUZZI 3,958 4,024 66 1.7%

SHERCO 1,116 1,181 65 5.8%

GAS GAS 784 1,067 283 36.1%

MV AGUSTA 1,012 832 -180 -17.8%

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Market and competitive environment July (cumulated)

Positioning and momentum

Brand performance Relative market position and momentum

KTM and Husqvarna among the biggest motorcycle manufacturersKTM and Husqvarna again leading the Performance ranking

Source: KTM Industries AG | Europe (AT, CH, DE, BE, DK, ES, FI, FR, IT, NL, NO, PT, SE, UK): ACEM, national data providers (w/o MX) | US: MIC (incl. MX) | CA: MMIC (incl. MX) |OC: ERG (incl. MX) | ZA: eNaTiS (incl. MX)

Note: Calculations are Jan - Jul cumulated | Motorcycles >120cc (excl. ATVs, electric motorcycles and scooters)

Performance ranking by brand

2017 2018 Diff. to PY Change

KAWASAKI 72,877 83,403 10,526 14.4%

KTM 52,913 61,570 8,657 16.4%

HONDA 105,298 113,337 8,039 7.6%

BENELLI 2,353 7,682 5,329 226.5%

HUSQVARNA 12,279 16,725 4,446 36.2%

SUZUKI 38,659 42,427 3,768 9.7%

APRILIA 4,912 6,497 1,585 32.3%

BETA 3,740 4,787 1,047 28.0%

GAS GAS 910 1,179 269 29.6%

SHERCO 1,209 1,318 109 9.0%

MOTO GUZZI 4,564 4,672 108 2.4%

MV AGUSTA 1,145 949 - 196 -17.1%

DUCATI 30,782 28,340 - 2,442 -7.9%

TRIUMPH 34,252 31,646 - 2,606 -7.6%

YAMAHA 102,102 98,917 - 3,185 -3.1%

BMW 75,195 70,455 - 4,740 -6.3%

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 131,949 123,291 - 8,658 -6.6%

Units ranking by brand

2017 2018 Diff. to PY Change

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 131,949 123,291 - 8,658 -6.6%

HONDA 105,298 113,337 8,039 7.6%

YAMAHA 102,102 98,917 - 3,185 -3.1%

KAWASAKI 72,877 83,403 10,526 14.4%

BMW 75,195 70,455 - 4,740 -6.3%

KTM 52,913 61,570 8,657 16.4%

SUZUKI 38,659 42,427 3,768 9.7%

TRIUMPH 34,252 31,646 - 2,606 -7.6%

DUCATI 30,782 28,340 - 2,442 -7.9%

HUSQVARNA 12,279 16,725 4,446 36.2%

BENELLI 2,353 7,682 5,329 226.5%

APRILIA 4,912 6,497 1,585 32.3%

BETA 3,740 4,787 1,047 28.0%

MOTO GUZZI 4,564 4,672 108 2.4%

SHERCO 1,209 1,318 109 9.0%

GAS GAS 910 1,179 269 29.6%

MV AGUSTA 1,145 949 - 196 -17.1%

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Market and competitive environmentOverall trends in market size and share

▪ KTM Industries continues to gain market share in the US. These gains are mainly driven by the addition of Husqvarna to the KTM platform

▪ Despite the ongoing decline of Harley-Davidson, KTM and Husqvarna are able to gain market shares

▪ The loss in European market share in 2017 are more than offset in H1 2018

▪ Due to the introduction of EURO 5 standards in 2020, a consolidation among manufacturers is expected

Motorcycle registrations and market shares

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Market shareKTM Group Europe

RegistrationsEurope R12

Market shareKTM Group US

RegistrationsUS R12

2017

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Source: KTM Industries AG | Europe (AT, CH, DE, DK, BE, ES, FI, FR, GR, IT, NL, NO, PT, SE, UK): ACEM, national data providers (w/o MX) | US: MIC (incl. MX) | CA: MMIC (incl. MX)Note: Calculations 12 months rolling| Motorcycles >120cc (excl. ATVs, electric motorcycles and scooters)

2018

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Motorcycle growth driver –KTM 800cc Mid-classLeveraging the new 800cc motor platform

KTM 790 Duke

KTM 790 Adventure

77 KWPower in KW

169 KGDry Weight

SOP 03/2018

Model Year 2019 - SOP 11/2018Production Volume 2019: ~13k units

7,8

~ 11,7

H1 2018 FC 2018

KTM 790 Duke

Units in k

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Motorcycle growth driver – Husqvarna Street

Husqvarna 701 Vitpilen701 Svartpilen

Husqvarna 401 Svartpilen

SOP 04/2018SOP 2019

SOP 03/2018Transfer to India in 12/2019

Husqvarna 401 Vitpilen

SOP 03/2018Transfer to India in 12/2019

6,4

~11,5

H1 2018 FC 2018

Units in k

Husqvarna Street Models 401/701

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Husqvarna Vitpilen 701

Source: Spiegel Online: “Husqvarna Vitpilen 701 im Test”

http://www.spiegel.de/auto/fahrberichte/husqvarna-vitpilen-701-im-test-ich-will-spass-ich-geb-gas-a-1219779.html

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1.9861.842 1.841

549695 725

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145 193

2015 2017 2018 H1

Dual brand

dealers

Husqvarna

dealers

KTM dealers

Source: KTM Industries AGNote: Chart includes subsidiary and importer dealers

Motorcycle growth driver – Dual brand dealersDual brand dealers more than tripled since 2015. 918 Husqvarna dealers by June 2018

Dual Brand Dealers

# of dealers 2,589 2,682 2,759

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Motorcycle growth driver - Cooperation with Bajaj Production volume is expected to increase to over 200,000 units during the next years

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KTM units distributed by KTM (joint products)

Husqvarna units distributed by KTM (joint products)

KTM units distributed by Bajaj (license fee model)

Husqvarna units distributed by Bajaj (license fee model)

~200

90,9

DUKE 125/200/390 RC 200/390

Husqvarna Vitpilen / Svartpilen 401

Pune

Units in k

Unit CAGR 17-22: ~17.1%

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Motorcycle growth driver - Cooperation with Bajaj Bajaj built-up 435 KTM showrooms in India over the last 6 years

Pune

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275

354

435

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Number CAGR 12-18: ~54.5%

Established and growing dealer

network as strong base for the

rollout of Husqvarna street

in India

# KTM showrooms

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eMOBILITY

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PEXCO eBike

▪ Market data 2017

▪ Germany: 720,000 eBikes +19%

>> 2018: 800,000 – 900,000 units expected;

Acutal share of E in the market: 19%

>> expected longterm: 35%

▪ Austria: 120,474 +39,2% >> share 29,1%

▪ In countries like Italy, UK, Spain unit sales of

eBikes develops very rapidly; double-digit-%

growth expected

▪ Expected unit sales Pexco 2018/2019

▪ Expected unit sales in the first year 2018:

35,000 – 40,000 units (Revenue: € 35- 40m)

▪ Budget 2019: 60,000 units (Revenue: € 80m)

Market development International Roll-out Pexco 2018-2020

Source: Zweirad-Industrie-Verband http://www.ziv-zweirad.de/marktdaten/

Pexco GmbH

Planned sales launch

Q4 2019

Sales launchQ1 2019

Sales area 2018

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PEXCO eBikeHusqvarna and Raymon Model range 2019

GranUrban MountainCrossGranTourer

21 models 20 models 56 models

▪ Retail price: EUR 3,400 – 4,200 ▪ Retail price: EUR 4,400 – 6,200 ▪ Retail price: EUR 3,000 – 4,400

Source: Pexco GmbH

21Source: KTM Industries AG

KTM E-Mobility Zero emission product strategy

On the market

since 2014SOP 4/2019 2020 2020/21

Market launch:

Freeride E

16kW

Sport Mini 2kW

(5 kW Top Performance)

Freeride Light

4kW

Husqvarna Scooter4kW / 11kW

▪ Retail price: EUR ~11,290 (incl. battery package EUR ~3,600)

▪ Expected retail price: EUR ~5,000

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FINANCIALSAND OUTLOOK

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FinancialsConsolidated profit & loss figures under IFRS

in EURm H1 2017 H1 2018 ∆ H1

Revenues 758.8 821.8 +8%

EBITDA 105.8 126.2 +19%

EBIT 65.8 78.4 +19%

Earnings 41.4 52.7 +27%

Earnings after minorities 23.4 33.7 +44%

EBITDA margin 13.9% 15.4% –

EBIT margin 8.7% 9.5% –

Source: KTM Industries AG

▪ Record sales of more than 126,800 motorcycles

▪ In all world regions, KTM gained significant market share

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▪ Positive one-time effect from the sale of Pankl-Group in June 2018 of € 26.2 m

▪ The normalized EBIT - adjusted for the Pankldeconsolidation effect - of € 52.2 m is higher than planned

▪ Series launches in the first half 2018

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▪ As a result of the sale of the Pankl-Group the number of employees at the KTM Industries-Group is lowered by 1,800

▪ KTM employed 4,334 people at the end of June 2018 (+11% without Pankl effect)

▪ About 10% of the workforce are leased employees

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Employees (Headcount) 5.486 4.334 -21% 3

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FinancialsEBIT margin bridge

Adjusted EBIT margin H1 2017 vs H1 2018

Source: KTM Industries AG

▪ Due to moderate development in Racing the EBIT fell from

€ 9.1m to € 6.8m in the first half of the year2

28.7%

6.4%

9.5%

1.9%

0.4%

3.1%

H1 2017 H1 2018(adjusted)

H1 2018(reported)

▪ Budgeted four series launches in first half 2018

Deconsoli-dation Pankl

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▪ Sale of Pankl on June 26, 2018

→ Positive deconsolidation effect from € 26.2m on Group-EBIT

in H1 2018

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FinancialsConsolidated balance sheet and cash flow figures under IFRS

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in EURm FY 2017 H1 2018 ∆ 2017/18

Balance sheet total 1,465.2 1,425.6 -3%

Equity 528.6 490.9 -7%

Total interest bearing debt 544.0 526.6 -3%

Net working capital (NWC) 238.4 241.6 1%

Net debt 375.0 382.9 2%

Net working capital as % of sales 15.6% 15.1%1) –

Equity ratio 36.1% 34.4% –

Gearing 70.9% 78.0% –

Net debt / EBITDA 1.7x 1.6x –

Source: KTM Industries AG1) Calculated dynamically for the last 12 month2) Definition: Additions of property, plant & equipment (PP&E) and intangible assets according to the fixed assets schedule

▪ Repayment of perpetual bond reduced Equity about € 60m

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▪ Seasonal intrayear increase of working capital2

in EURm H1 2017 H1 2018 ∆ H1

Cash flow from operating activities -8.8 -49.6 <100%

Capex2) -87.6 -96.2 +10%

Cash flow from investing activities -63.5 -38.6 -39%

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▪ CAPEX driven by R&D to support high innovation rate

▪ Lower PP&E investments in 2018 after intensive investment program at the sites in last years

in EURm

8.3%

10.3%9.7%

11.5% 11.7%

H1 2014 H1 2015 H1 2016 H1 2017 H1 2018

R&D / Tooling PP&E Other Capex/sales

43.7

64.2 65.9

87.696.2

3

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4▪ Positive cash-effect of disposal Pankl-Group on

investing cash-flow 4

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FinancialsImpact of the sale of Pankl-Group on the key-figures

Source: KTM Industries AG1) Calculated dynamically for the last 12 month

in EURm

PROFIT AND LOSS

H1 2018before Pankl sale

H1 2018after Pankl sale Chg.

Revenues 821.8 821.8 0.0

EBITDA 105.1 126.2 +26.2

EBIT 52.2 78.4 +26.2

EBITDA margin 12.8% 15.4% +2.6ppts

EBIT margin 6.4% 9.5% +3.1ppts

▪ Strenghtening of the balance sheet structure

▪ Due to deconsolidation of Pankl-Group Net debt, Net debt/EBITDA and Gearing improved

▪ Equity lower because perpetual bond in the amount of € 60 m was repaid as a result of cash inflow from the sale of Pankl

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▪ Positive deconsolidation effect from the sale of the Pankl-Group of € 26.2 m included in EBIT and EBITDA

▪ Revenues and operating earnings of Pankl-Group from Jan-Jun are still contained in the Profit and Loss from H1 2018 of KTM Industries-Group

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BALANCE SHEET

Balance sheet total 1,606.2 1,425.6 -180.7

Equity 531.3 490.9 -40.3

Total interest bearing debt 639.6 526.6 -113.0

Net working capital (NWC) 320.5 241.6 -78.9

Net debt 554.4 382.9 -171.5

Net working capital as % of sales 20.0%1) 15.1%1) -4.9ppts

Equity ratio 33.1% 34.4% +1.3ppts

Gearing 104.4% 78.0% -26.4ppts

Net debt / EBITDA 2.6x 1.6x -1.0x

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OutlookFinancial guidance

Short- and mid-term guidance FC 2018 2021

Revenue in EUR / Revenue growth ~ 1,570 million 9 – 11% CAGR 2018-21

Number of motorcycles sold1) ~ 265,000 >360,000 units

EBIT in EUR / EBIT margin >160 million 8 – 10%

Capex2) / sales in EUR / % ~ 165 million 8 – 10%

Net debt / EBITDA 1.0 - 1.2x < 1.0 x

ROIC 12 – 13% 10 – 12%

Dividend policy Stable and conservative payout level Stable and conservative payout level

Source: KTM Industries AG1) Including units distributed by Bajaj2) Definition: Additions of property, plant & equipment (PP&E) and intangible assets according to the fixed assets schedule

Targeted sales of more than 400,000 motorcycles1) in 2022 confirmed

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APPENDIX

29Source: KTM Industries AGNote: As of January 2018

KTM Industries AG

Stefan Pierer

▪ CEO▪ DI

Friedrich Roithner

▪ CFO▪ Mag.

Harald Plöckinger

▪ COO▪ DI

Hubert Trunkenpolz

▪ CSO▪ Mag. Ing.

Management team and contact details

Michaela Friepeß

▪ IR▪ Mag.

KTM Industries AG

Edisonstrasse 1

4600 Wels

Austria

www.ktm-industries.com

Mag. Michaela Friepess, IR

E-mail: ir@ktm-industries.com

Phone: +43 7242 / 69 402 205

Contact details